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Contents | MAGAZINE | Dec 22, 2003
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By Paul Danahar
The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news
Random notes, gossip, bitching, angles, conspiracy theories, spoofs, essential fundas
Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats
Gossip
U.R. Ananthamurthy's old-fashioned protest. Graphic books? A different threat from A Suitable Father.
Opinion
Rajinder Puri
Last fortnight this column pointed out that the BJP and the Congress had the same poll message: "Their party is more criminal than our party". After ...
Showtime
For those who search for the higher lessons of life in movies, there is none here
Manu Joseph
Making A Difference
It's a first of its kind in India: a computer software for early intervention in mentally disabled children
Vaishna Roy
10 Questions
Dev Anand
Hindi film’s evergreen hero on the Dadasaheb Phalke award, his films and his heroines
Subhash K. Jha
Cover Story
cover story
The emir of feelgood sits on a vast, untapped reservoir of kingsize candyscapes. But Karan Johar is at that stage where he'd rather tweak the formula, play other roles.
Namrata Joshi
National
karnataka
It was Babri in 1992, a decade later it's a Sufi shrine in the south
B.R. Srikanth
opinion
Delhi and the Hurriyat are serious about talks. Media shyness proves that. Updates
Prem Shankar Jha
congress
Introspection, strategising, revamp. Congress mulls over its all-too-familiar mantras.
Bhavdeep Kang
focus
'Son-struck' Jogi's hunger for power finally did him in, his charismatic efficiency as CM notwithstanding Updates
Saba Naqvi
haryana
That's how Chandraswami threatened the IAS officer who blew the whistle on Chautala's teacher scam
Chander Suta Dogra
STATES OF THE NATION
History against its grain; Riot of colours; In memoriam; No penalty corner; Sardar's Lineage; How the queen rode to victory
International
EXCLUSIVE
Eyebrows are raised as New Delhi hires a sleazy lobbyist to deliver the "tough jobs"
Seema Sirohi
Business
profile
Sterlite's Agarwal wants to walk the L.N. Mittal path. But his image could do with some Brasso.
Arindam Mukherjee on Anil Agarwal
scandal
Sushmita raises the sexual harassment flag against a Coke exec. But conjecture outweighs fact.
Gauri Bhatia
Society
impressions
What use pontificating about feelgood factors? Can we ignore the reality?
Anita Pratap
wines
Vintners may hype its health benefits. But when it comes to making a statement, only the red will do.
Shobita Dhar
women politicians
Having five women CMs may not automatically mean success for the feminist movement
Anupreeta Das
Sports
golf
Arjun Atwal goes where no Indian has been before—into the hallowed world of the US PGA Tour
V. Krishnaswamy on Arjun Atwal
Captain's Knock
The Indians are no pushovers. But we can get past them if we play to our potential.
Ricky Ponting
Books
Review
A man who had exemplary clarity on communalism and a realistic view on Pakistan
M.J. Akbar on India-Pakistan: Themes Beyond Borders—Selections From Nikhil Chakravartty By Sumit Chakravartty
Review
A dose of modesty would have been in order when the admiral decided to sit down to write this book
Bhaichand Patel on The Man Who Bombed Karachi — A Memoir By S.M. Nanda
Review
This quirky novel explores the author's obsession with two very different metros - Prague and Calcutta.
Devangshu Datta on The Garden Of Earthly Delights By Indrajit Hazra
reflections
The 'Bunker 13' author debunks some sterile notions around the Literary Review's dreaded prize that he won
Aniruddha Bahal
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